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A Look at 10 End of Arm Tool Providers


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OnRobot

​OnRobot makes a range of gripper types, including electric, vacuum, and magnetic. The Odense, Denmark-based company said it “produces tools to help manufacturers take full advantage of the ease of use, cost-effectiveness, and safety of collaborative robot arms.”

The company has developed a free online learning platform to help users use its end-of-arm tools and other produce and services called Learn OnRobot.

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1. FESTO

2. OnRobot

3. Piab

4. RightHand Robotics

5. Robotiq

6. Rochu

7. Schunk

8. Soft Robotics

9. Staubli

10. Ubiros



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